Sentence examples for discipline of implementation from inspiring English sources

The translation of research to clinical practice has formed the basis of the relatively new discipline of implementation science".

This context for the translational intervention sciences has produced an important new area of investigation that is now emerging as its own discipline of implementation science [ 40, 41].

The question of 'fit' is the basis for the emerging discipline of implementation science – research that addresses the application of interventions in 'real world' settings with a view to understanding what works, how and why, in specific contexts, and testing approaches to improve their implementation and effective uptake [ 2].

Similarly, we argue that now is an opportune moment to advance the practice of pharmaceutical risk minimization by applying evidence- and theory-based methods from another discipline, the field of implementation science.

By focusing on student learning, the discipline-specific nature of implementation strategies is removed.

To reach high confidence and ensure reliability of nuclear FPGA-based safety system, life cycle processes of discipline specification and implementation of design as well as regulations verification and validation (V&V) are needed.

The presented results suggest that there is a lower level of implementation in smaller disciplines, such as otorhinolaryngology or human genetics.

In the discipline of product design, safety barriers implementation for risk reduction usually intervenes in the end of the design process, in the detailed design stage, and are rapidly increasing in variety, size, complexity and sophistication.

Because veterinary neurology is very closely associated with a number of different veterinary disciplines, implementation of the learning objectives in the current curricula with an increasing interdisciplinary cooperation would be preferable.

Barriers to EBM implementation include disengagement between senior clinicians and EBM, lack of implementation with specific medicine disciplines and impact of available resources (technology and time).

The defining feature of Case 2 was that more than 50% of the days of implementation included more than one discipline, indicating a more integrated approach (Table 3).